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Oil prices stabilized after falling in yesterday's trading session to move towards a weekly loss, following the warning of the International Energy Agency in its monthly report of facing a surplus in the market next year.

The price of gold in euros hit a new all-time high, trading above 1,400 euros on Tuesday as the US-China trade war intensified after Beijing announced its $ 75 billion revenge tariff on products from the United States.

Gold prices fell on Monday as the dollar stabilized after the US president dismissed concerns about the US recession, as well as optimism about trade negotiations between the world's two largest economies.

Oil prices continued to rise Wednesday after estimates showed US inventories fell more-than-expected, as API estimates showed oil inventories fell by 11 million barrels to 449 million in the week ending July 19th.

Major European stock indexes fell on Tuesday as the UK and the US found themselves embroiled in a diplomatic scandal after the United Kingdom's ambassador to Washington, Sir Kim Duroch, was blacklisted in a chant by President Donald Trump.

Oil prices fell on Thursday on lower-than-expected declines in US crude inventories. The US EIA reported that inventories fell by 1.1 million barrels in the last week compared to expectations of a 3 million barrel decline.

Gold prices rose to a two-week high as trade war escalated after US President Trump said he would impose a 5 percent charge on Mexican goods from June 10 to prevent immigrants from entering the United States illegally.